**Portable Sparks Controversy With Mavin Records Artists, Takes Aim at Don Jazzy** In a recent viral video, popular singer Portable has ignited a heated debate in the Nigerian music industry with his claims about Mavin Records and its artists. Portable, known for his hit single "Zazu," questioned why artists who leave the label struggle to maintain their dominance after departing. The Zazu crooner made a bold statement in the video, urging music executive Don Jazzy to help him "package" his brand and suggested a partnership. He also referenced some of Mavin's top stars, including Rema and Tiwa Savage, claiming that they no longer reign supreme in the industry. Portable's comments come on the heels of a recent controversy surrounding Crayon, a former Mavin Records artist who accused Don Jazzy of being responsible for his mother's death and alleged unpaid royalties. These accusations have sparked a wider conversation about artist management, royalty payments, and the long-term impact of being under or leaving a major record label. Portable's remarks have reignited the debate, with many fans and industry stakeholders questioning whether Don Jazzy's management style is indeed a contributing factor to the decline of Mavin's artists after they leave the label. Others have come to the defense of the music executive, arguing that success in the industry depends on various factors, including individual talent, hard work, and luck. The controversy has sparked interesting conversations on social media, with many wondering if Portable's comments are a genuine attempt to seek help or a publicity stunt to boost his career. One thing is certain, however, - Portable's bold statement has brought attention to the often-unsavory side of the music industry, and it will be interesting to see how this controversy unfolds in the coming days.